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I wanted to share some articles I wrote on how to attract the opposite sex. The first one is How to Attract Men – Guide for Women. Here's the other one How to Attract Women - Guide for Men. I think people will find some interesting and useful concepts here. Perhaps not everything applies to you, but I recommend picking out what might work and using it. I think you'll find it really helps. Thanks for taking a look.
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Hey, appreciate the effort put into these articles. At first glance of the attracting women, I thought, "Oh look, another bunch of socially conditioned thought telling me to 'look my best' and 'get fit' and 'be an animal lover'", but upon further reading, you put them into proper context. Nice job on that - no, working out does not make you more sexually appealing unless you have nothing else going for you, but it sure does help with sex or just generally doing things. That's an awesome context, not "Women like flat abs, so get them!" Hahaha. The women one was nice, too, I'd def. be attracted to that. Looks matter for us men, but so does their "energy" and if they look happy or not. |
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This part of the article bothered me: "Besides, let’s face it, most men have somewhere in the back of their minds this idea that their woman is going to have a certain amount of responsibility for cleaning, laundry, yard work, taking care of the kids, and other household chores, so they’re going to expect a woman who can at least hold her own domestically and still have some energy for sex at the end of the day." It seems a little bit sexist to me. Besides, if you ask most parents, no matter how physically fit you are, raising young children is mentally and physically exhausting, for both parties. I know this doesn't really have much to do with singles in the dating game, but since you mentioned it in the article, I thought I'd point that out. |
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well, that would be how to attract a certain kind of man or woman, but not in general. You know, for a mouse you need cheese...etc. IF the only goal is to "attract", guess what he/she wants and give it. I'm not into it, of course. | |
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